The newest collection of William Morris reproduction prints from Moda is in a few shops already.
Click here on Moda's home page and see this lovely introduction slide.
This line uses shades echoing the natural dyes that were so important to William Morris's vision.
Blues from indigo
Burnt oranges from madder
And we also have some updated color schemes,
gray green with gray, shades of taupe for today's taste.
And a true black
Some shops already have the yardage.
Berrima Patchwork was the first to blog about it.
Click here to see the whole range at Moda:
Morris and Company
And click here to get the free project designed by Susan Stiff, a period fan block in an arts and crafts frame. http://www.unitednotions.com/fp_morris-and-company.pdf
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10 comments:
This fabric is exquisite and Morris is one of my favorites. I can't wait to get some of it! Meg
Gorgeous! I will definitely add these fabrics, especially the blue to my wish list. They would be beautiful in my next applique. So many stunning fabrics - decisions, decisions. . .
Thank you for making these beautiful fabrics available. Time to go stock up before they're gone!
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Really nice shades in the new line, I like the blues and browns the best.
Debbie
The fabric looks great, we are just waiting for the pre-cut and can't wait to make a quilt out of them.
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Hi Barbara: Please send me your email address so I can send you a photo of the modern ditzy quilt I made, inspired by a post last year on your blog.
http://scrapsandstrings.blogspot.com
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Here a note from Holland: I already
pre-ordered your beautiful Morris&Co
fabric-line from a shop in the US and
now I am waiting patiently...
but in fact, I cannot wait anymore.
The fabrics are just gorgeous!
Greetings from Ageeth Dorsman.
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